Sentence examples for a tricky word from inspiring English sources

"Sophisticated" is a tricky word.

"It has been a tricky word," she told Watson.

She added: "It has been a tricky word.

But as this whole exercise proves, it's a tricky word, radical.

Looking up a tricky word or unknown fact in the book is easily accomplished through a quick Google search.

He got hung up first on "pedestal", a tricky word to fit into a metre ("There stands by Nile a lone single pedestal").

A prolific author and editor of language books, he can write with authority on trends in the spelling of "rhubarb" ("rubarb" is gaining ground, he reports), and indeed on the history of the spelling of any tricky word you care to mention.

To create a little more space in our lives, we need to use that tricky word a little more often.

SAYING YES WHILE SAYING NO Having a tight focus will force you to say "no” a particularly tricky word in a season when friends, colleagues and clients are inviting you to charity galas.

I am impressed that there is nary a giggle from Moncrieff or a pun, as he manages to say, several time quite straightforwardly, that extremely tricky word, "vagina".

Tricky word 'mob'mob